@hydra-acp/cli 0.1.151 → 0.1.152

package/README.md

@@ -279,6 +279,9 @@ hydra-acp --reattach                        # reattach to this terminal's last s
 hydra-acp --new                             # force a fresh session
 hydra-acp --readonly                        # open a session as a transcript viewer (with --session)
 hydra-acp --dangerously-skip-permissions    # auto-approve every tool permission request
+                                            # (tui.skipPermissions makes this the default;
+                                            # --no-dangerously-skip-permissions refuses it
+                                            # for one run)
 
 hydra-acp init [--rotate-token]             # generate the service token
 hydra-acp version [--json]                  # CLI, daemon, and extension/transformer versions
@@ -478,7 +481,7 @@ conversation log.
 | `/hydra compact [status]` | Compact history now. `status` inspects state without triggering. |
 | `/hydra uncompact` | Roll back the most recent compaction, before any new turns. |
 | `/hydra fork [verbatim]` | Fork into a new session. Default is a synopsis brief; `verbatim` slices at the last completed turn. |
-| `/hydra workspace <start [name] [--clean] \| sync \| merge \| stop \| detach \| clean [--deep] \| discard \| status>` | Move this session into an isolated checkout and land, park, or throw away the work. `start --clean` leaves your uncommitted changes behind instead of copying them in; `clean` wipes the workspace and stays in it. See [isolated workspaces](#isolated-workspaces). |
+| `/hydra workspace <start [name] [--clean] \| sync \| merge \| apply \| stop \| detach \| clean [--deep] \| discard \| status>` | Move this session into an isolated checkout and land, park, or throw away the work. `start --clean` leaves your uncommitted changes behind instead of copying them in; `apply` stages the work into your tree without its history; `clean` wipes the workspace and stays in it. See [isolated workspaces](#isolated-workspaces). |
 | `/hydra restart` | Restart the agent with a fresh `session/new`, preserving history. Useful when the available models have changed underneath you. |
 | `/hydra kill` | Close this session. The agent dies; the record is kept and can be resumed. |
 
@@ -568,6 +571,8 @@ one is to sit on that row and walk through them. Eighteen ship built in, and
 
 `tui.defaultEnterAction` (default `"amend"`) controls what the unmodified Enter key does in the prompt composer. With `"amend"` (the default), Enter amends the in-flight turn and `Shift+Enter` enqueues a new prompt; with no turn in flight either key just enqueues, since there's nothing to amend. Set to `"enqueue"` to flip the two: Enter enqueues (sends immediately when idle, queues behind an in-flight turn) and `Shift+Enter` amends.
 
+`tui.skipPermissions` (default `false`) makes `--dangerously-skip-permissions` the standing default for the TUI: every tool permission request is auto-approved (with `allow_once`, so nothing is written to the agent's persisted permission rules) and the modal never appears. The startup banner names the config key so it isn't silent. TUI-only on purpose: `shim`, `launch`, and `cat` are spawned by editors and scripts with their own argv, and an ambient config key there would disarm paths you aren't watching. Pass `--no-dangerously-skip-permissions` to get the prompts back for a single run.
+
 ## Extensions
 
 Hydra can spawn user-configured extension processes when the daemon starts. Extensions are arbitrary commands — written in any language — that talk to the daemon over its existing REST or WSS endpoints. Hydra handles their lifecycle (spawn on start, kill on stop, auto-restart on crash with exponential backoff up to ~60s) and injects daemon connection info via env vars.